Smith Skullcandy Bluetooth Helmet Audio Kit - 2010 BCS

I'm a Skullcandy junky and use it for all my athletic pursuits. Cycling, running, skiing etc. I don't ski without a helmet so it only makes sense to have my tunes on board. The large mute / pause button makes it easy to pause music so you can actually have a conversation with your lift partner and not be a social retard. There are audiophile snobs out there who say that Skullcandy is only about the bass. It's true ... I've never heard better bass from any other brand but the frequency response across the spectrum is very good. This kit will adapt almost anything!! Highly recommended!!

Purcahsed and placed on a brand new Smith Variant helmet size medium. The sound is O.K. attached to droid. The fit is poor at best. The straps on the helmet interfere with the earpieces. Secondary, the weight of the earpieces cause them to pull from the plastic helmet. At that point the straps hold it all onto the helmet. Old helmets used to have snaps, might be time to consider retro. The controls are a little hard to operate without practice, but in fairness I wear mittens. I can adequately operate them with practice, but a bit more relief seems like it would help a bit. Overall I'm satisfied, but I'm not sure I am for the currency I took from my wallet. My old helmet just had plug-n-play headphones with a microphone to the phone and I think for the money it worked almost better.

I had high expectations for the bluetooth audio kit from skullcandy. I thought the fit was sloppy and the audio was average. The construction seems like one big fall away from breaking. Great concept, but needs work.

Serves my purpose very nicely. My Android works well with both the Smith verson or the Giro. I use two helmets with this setup and I never miss a call with either. My office hits me on a black groomer, and I have to slow a bit, just because the wind noise from the phone's microphone.